President Trump says some may be late, but new CDC guidelines in favor of opening schools this fall

New U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Education guidelines support schools to open, children are less affected by coronaviruses, more prevalent than adults and not attending school He said. A new guideline posted on Thursday recommends that local authorities consider closing or closing schools if the transmission of the virus is not significantly controlled; the CDC said from President Donald Trump. Upon request, Dr. Robert Redfield, director of CDC, who has promised new guidelines for more than a week, announced this in a statement. “School closures have hindered normal life Children and parents, and they have had a negative health impact on our youth.” It begins with an unsigned statement about the importance of resuming. Lower risk of developing COVID-19 compared to adults. In view of this, as of July 17, 2020, the United States reports that children and adolescents under the age of 18 account for less than 7% of COVID-19 cases, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). doing. More than 0.1% of deaths associated with COVID-19.” An international study evaluating how easy it is for COVID-19 to spread in schools has also shown that infection rates are low when community prevalence is low. Both virus and antibody tests suggest that children are not the main cause of the epidemic of COVID-19 in schools and communities,” the statement said. “While research is inconclusive, the evidence available provides a reason to believe that it is face-to-face. Schools, in the context of appropriate mitigation measures similar to those practiced in critical workplaces The most beneficial to us.” The same night the CDC issued a statement, Trump moderately eased his stance on opening schools, with some schools continuing to see a surge in coronavirus this fall. You may need to delay the resumption of your. RELATED VIDEO: Trump says at some schools, Trump said in a White House press conference that some viral hotspot districts “may need to delay restarts for weeks”. .. He said the decision would go to the governor, even if he eased his position, but Trump argued that all schools should be “actively prepared to open.” He said students need to be in school buildings to prevent setbacks in learning. A meal program and mental health services are available. As long as the necessary steps are taken, “many school districts can now be safely reopened.” Trump makes opening schools to reopen the economy a top priority. His push, he said, would return him to the classroom so his parents could get back to work, and he could also conflict with his health authorities. Earlier this month, he told the authorities that the school guidelines from the CDC were too strict, and the CDC said in revised guidelines that extended school closures would harm children. “It can lead to serious learning loss, and the need for face-to-face instruction is especially important for students. The new guidance will help children receive services such as meals, mental health care and speech therapy at school. Other guidance takes into account the risk of transmission from schools and schools, and many health professionals find it safe to open schools while the coronavirus is prevalent in the community. The guidelines pay attention to these discussions: “If there is a substantial, uncontrolled infection, the school will work closely with local health authorities to keep the school operational. You have to make a decision,” they read. “Health, safety and well-being of students, teachers, staff and their families are the most important considerations in deciding whether school closure is a necessary step,” added Guidance. Infection level of the community. However, school closure is an important consideration if the infection level of the community cannot be reduced. If the school is closed, you will need to plan for virtual learning. Or pods reduce the risk of spreading infection. They also encourage the use of social distance, hand hygiene, face masks, and other measures to curb dissemination and incorporate these measures into the school curriculum. “There’s a lot of evidence about returning to school and an increase in outbreaks or outbreaks,” and a reference study in other countries taking different approaches to reopening school. “It is important to consider the risk of community infection when school restarts. Resuming from school suggests that school restart is safe in low SARS-CoV-communities. “The guidelines do not recommend screening all students for coronaviruses.” The CDC now has a school-wide universal symptom screening (screening of all students in grades K-12) conducted by schools. We do not recommend doing so,” read the guidelines. “Parents or caregivers should be strongly encouraged to monitor their children daily for signs of infectious disease,” they add. “Sick students should not go directly to school.”